Productivity & Workflow Agent Skills for VS Code

Use when a repo has no AGENTS.md and an AI coding agent needs onboarding context, or the user asks to generate onboarding files.

Create Cursor hooks. Use to create a hook, write hooks.json, add hook scripts, or automate behavior around agent events.

When it comes to creditor applications: risk assessment, counterarguments and lines of defense in insolvency law: create the appropriate…

Perform critical path method (CPM) analysis with forward/backward pass calculations

Use when planning non-trivial implementation tasks that benefit from adversarial review — multi-file changes, architectural decisions…

Use when a plan has been written in plan mode and needs adversarial review before execution, to catch gaps, risks, over-engineering, and…

Abstract a stuck problem to its underlying structure, find isomorphic problems in distant fields, and transfer the mechanisms that solved…

Enables Claude to work across multiple sibling repositories as if they were a monorepo, by reading files from ../other-repo paths and…

Orchestrate cross-team synchronization with dependency mapping, sync cadence, blocker escalation, integration planning, and cross-team demos

When the user is setting up, updating or auditing the shared context every other CS skill reads — how customers pay, how they buy…

Use when analyzing SS&C AWD CSD binary forms for migration to Chorus Classic — provides the system prompt, ground rules, and AWD domain…

The standing craft of a Chief Technology Officer — every technical question answered in four steps (diagnosis of what exists and its…

Verifies CUMCM 2026 paper formatting, executes strict anonymity scans, generates AI usage disclosures, and builds compliant submission…

Get the real current date, time, timezone and weekday from the system clock.

Maps a workflow exactly as it happens today and puts a sourced price on every step — touch time, handoffs, delay, and failure/rework…

Advanced Cursor Composer techniques: agent mode, parallel agents, complex

Use when asked to use Cursor, Cursor's CLI, or the agent binary to delegate a prompt or task; no fallback is available.

Use when building features with Cursor in any codebase and the work should go through a disciplined build → review → test → fix loop.

Work with multiple repositories in Cursor: multi-root workspaces, monorepo